Moved manufactured homes were cash-only for decades. That changed on September 2. Here's what has to be true about the home - and the question to ask your lender first.

Manufactured Home Engineering Certifications focus on the home itself, not exterior additions like decks, steps, carports, or covered porches. This article explains why additions are handled separately, when an additions certification is required, and how ordering it early can help avoid delays and stress during manufactured home transactions across Northeast Florida.

When it comes to buying or refinancing a manufactured home in Northeast Florida, Hanna Home Services stands out as the trusted go-to expert.

Florida 4 Point Inspections Explained. Why Your Homeowners Insurance Carrier Requires It And What Is Inspected?

When purchasing a manufactured home, there are several important steps to ensure that the property is safe, secure, and meets all...

When it comes to purchasing or refinancing a manufactured home, there are several unique requirements that must be met to ensure the...

A manufactured home inspection covers everything a site-built inspection does — roof, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structure. Then it adds a handful of things that only apply to these homes, and those extras are usually what the lender is waiting on. Here is what is different, why it matters more in Florida than most places, and what tends to come up around Clay, Putnam and Baker counties in particular. The data plate is the first thing I look for Every manufactured home built